National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
48<br />
The Coordinator will update NEOC and PEOC on regular basis about the<br />
situation.<br />
(5) Organization of the DEOC. The DEOC will be headed by DCO (Secretary<br />
DDMA). The DCO will have a team to run the DEOC. Job description of various<br />
appointments is attached at Annex C. Day to day routine activities will be run<br />
under the Coordinator DEOC. The DEOC will be divided in five basic functional<br />
areas:-<br />
i. The command centre<br />
ii. The operations room<br />
iii. The communication specialist/media centre<br />
iv. IT experts area<br />
Salient Features of <strong>Disaster</strong> <strong>Response</strong><br />
v. The administration and support area<br />
3. Evacuation. An emergency evacuation is rapid removal of people from a dangerous<br />
environment to a safer place. Ideally, all the people at risk are removed and taken to the safety,<br />
through variety of means. The term may be used refer to evacuating people from a single place or an<br />
entire area. Evacuation of affectees can be done before and after the disaster happens. In each<br />
disaster, evacuation is different, and can be done by using different transportation means including<br />
local means. There are several steps involved in the emergency evacuation. Some of the steps are<br />
given below:-<br />
a. Evacuation plan. Evacuation of people to safer place is the responsibility of district<br />
administration for which a detailed plan will be prepared. Some of the salients of the<br />
plan are:-<br />
(1) Develop and clarify roles and responsibilities of the government officials or<br />
designated staff and inform them.<br />
(2) Prepare a team of Government officials from different departments, Armed<br />
Forces and volunteers for evacuation.<br />
(3) Prepare safer routes in advance, time planning, shelter etc.<br />
(4) Develop transport plan for evacuation.<br />
(5) Recognition of potential threat.<br />
(6) Develop communication mechanisms to inform communities and volunteers for<br />
evacuation.<br />
(7) Evacuation team should be given trainings on emergency evacuation of<br />
disabled persons.<br />
b. Actual Evacuation. All evacuations are ordered by the DCO/senior police officer.<br />
The voluntary evacuation can takes place just 1-2 days before the disaster happens